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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1934
Page
4
Local notices include greetings, poems, and a broad mix of community happenings. Entries mention carding flowers, birthday wishes for A W Meadows, collaborative dinners, school reports, church activities, and family visits across Hope and nearby towns, with multiple households listed.
Washington owner Clark Griffith rehired former world champion manager Bucky Harris for a one year contract to lead the Senators in 1995. Griffith praised Harris as the best fit to spark the AL club and restore fan confidence after dissapointment. Harris called the return exciting and "tickled pink."
Mrs Beasley delivered a revival closing message at Hope Gospel Tabernacle on What shall it profit a man if he gains the world and loses his soul. About fifteen to twenty converts testified to definite experiences during the revival. Attendance and church support were praised. A prayer service will be held Wednesday and regular services Sunday. Citizens are invited to worship across the city.
The Labor Department notes widespread curtailment of private unemployment insurance plans amid a low mood. A survey shows 97 plans filed, 62 survived, with many cutting benefit payments. Types include joint employer union and company plans. most joint plans remain in clothing. company plans few. State old age pension laws rose, total 23 with 10 states adopting last year.
Arkansas producers vetoed for cotton wheat and corn bug reduction program participation. Texas Iowa Kansas Oklahoma exceed Arkansas in payments for basic commodity production limits. Cotton payments totaling 14,949,059.56 lead farm adjustment funds. cotton hog and wheat shares follow. 106,025 farmers in 1934-35 cotton reduction got 4,230,296.02 first installment. second installment and parity due later. 120 farmers in 20 counties received 23,462.61 for corrected cotton reduction checks.
The piece suggests a possible reshuffle with Farley pursuing New York governor bid while steering the New Deal political fund. Kennedy, ex head of the Securities Exchange Commission, credited with engineering key party moves, might yield to a Catholic successor to lead Hays. Flynn’s rise to Hollywood could trigger his resignation as secretary of state and create a cabinet vacancy to be filled by Gov. Gehman.
A telegram from Preston Delano HOLC head in Washington instructs that effective tomorrow November 14 no further applications for home ownership loans will be accepted under the 1933 act as amended. The directive also bars preliminary or fee appraisals until further notice and emphasizes public explanation by the Board of Directors. Citizens urged to ensure birth records and citizenship information are properly filed with the State.
A decade old pasted snippet notes 10 597 applications for Joans and $17 172 108 28 on hand amid chatter about talent. Two friends, one married, one bachelor, attend a play admiring a famous actor. The married man jokes about affection toward the leading lady while the bachelor agrees. The scene ends incomplete with a seaside Seee.
A fragmentary caption captures a listener exclaiming about a surprising romance after hearing that a subject had been married for eighteen years. The remark signals public curiosity and playful gossip tone characteristic of Tit-Bits in London.
Mr. O. E. Ratliff from Hinton West Virginia reports his wife and he have used Thedford s Black-Draught for constipation and tired feelings for thirty five years. He says nothing better has been found after all these years. Sold in 20 cent packages. The product is advertised as a purely vegetable family laxative.
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